I've only done one run so far, Bella's one (I did it first because something was unintentionally spoiled for me), so I'm still missing a lot of the content of the new chapter, but at least I can already make some considerations on her story
I had fun, but I can't say I'm satisfied
Bella was definitely the character who needed more light on her past, she is dedicated to the flashback, but is the most insignificant of BADIK, at the moment only useful to recognize the library where he worked, which by the way is quite useless, it was enough for her to tell us, and to confirm with the brave DPC will never show us one of the LIs with someone else, James and Bella are husband and wife and do not even kiss, indeed Bella has the same warmth of Chad with Sage
its development is not bad, the sex scene although different from what I expected is very good, but the second attempt at dating is so dense with WTF that it becomes difficult to ignore it
very nice idea that they want to deal with the big elephants they've decided to ignore, but for a serious relationship they can't avoid anymore. and of course the student teacher relationship was one of them, but how is it possible that two who have been racking their brains for a long time about the difficulties they're going to face still don't know if it's going to be a legal issue too and what the BR code says about it? it's really ridiculous that MC comes out to Bella and Bella demands that he leave Jill, when they might have to call it off the next day. it's so ridiculous that I'm not even anxious.
and the wedding is not mentioned... really!?!? just a mention of the ring (which as I thought Bella will continue to wear to college to avoid chatter), at this point the only solution is that James is dead, and everyone knows it, including MC...
the moment of the confrontation is nice and successful, but DPC's willingness not to dissolve these two key points to postpone some revelation really makes little sense.
on the other hand, I find Bella's request about Jill understandable, it is true that we, the players, might have completely given up on her friend, but Bella might still have some doubts (she would have done well to talk about it beforehand).
In the end she only knows how the first date with Jill went, what happened afterwards she can only have, for better or worse, suspicions.
Jill's reaction seems to me more of surprise than of anger, and it's normal that a girl like her has difficulties to face the situation with Bella, especially because I think she knows something more about James, and so she could be particularly shocked... or at least I hope so, because two lobotomies, as well as useless, would also be excessive.
only digression from beautiful for the closure of the blackmail of Tybalt, worthy closure of a bad segment of the story, ridiculous as it was all from the beginning
at the end Jill, after having believed the threat posed by Tybalt to MC, decides that the condition of the 3 dates is written in stone, so she blows off steam (quite out of character, but now who knows what Jill's character is anymore?!) blatantly.
Now Tybalt has every reason to do everything possible to make MC's life a living hell. fortunately it's over...
The hardest choice in the game so far was choosing between Lily and Nicole at the club, literally impossible. I'm gonna do a full retrospective writeup on the Lily, Nicole and Quinn relationships when I find the time to play ep. 8 again and take some notes because I feel those 3 are gonna be the foundation of the new Others path 
